The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-04-14
aoCAL ITI1RGss
Easley is about to declare war against

Easley is about to declare war against
dogs.
Fortune seldom supplies the plaoo of
merit and application
Mr.. w. s. Brown and DIR. Il. +. Di-
: yer, of Anderson, We're in town last week
on professional business.
Mr.. II. G.. Trotter was before Commits
,.cioner Thornley, last Fridry on q cha rye
OF distilling. He was bound over for
trial.
The convicts sentenced to the county
Jail atssthe recent term of court at Green
vile, will be required to work on the
streets.
Mr.. r. J. Kirksey, few days ago
picked up from gully, counterfeit
Mexican dollar, made of pewter, dated
1904.
Be sure for O trip to Charleston. The
railroad will give reduced rates to those
Wishing to attend the unwilling Of tho
Calhoun Monument.
Miss Helan McMakin, one of Spar
tanburgs most beautiful and charming
daughters, is visiting her sisters, Misses
Carrie and Dillie.
Central town election resulted as fol-
lows:-H. d. Rowland, Intendant; L.
j. Werner, J. N. Hopkins, II. l.. Wat
>kins and w. B. Gaines, Wardens.
The Pickens town election on the 4tk
inst. resulted at follows: b. +. Leslie,
'Intendaut; J. Il. Cox, G. w. Earle, w.
HI. Ashmore and J. b. Clyde Wardens.
John James, Of GreerS Station, was
married on Thursday the 7th instant to
Miss Lou Jones Of PiekenS county. The
ceremony WAS performed ny the Rev.
d. @. Freeman Mt his own residence.
Archie Ramsey died in Dun1llin town
ship, Greenville county, on the 81 inst.
His sister, Miss Mary Ramsey died on
the day following. Allen Chandler, of
the same township, died on the Sd inst,
aged 65 years.
The motion for new trial in the case
of the State Vs. r. H. Jacobs convicted
of man slaughter, was sentenced to five
years in the penitentinry. He has ap-
pealed, and given bail in the sum OF five
thousand dollars.
Judge Fraser hear argument on the
Pickens and Easley Road Mandamus
case, at Greenville last Thursday even
ing. r. A. Child repre- ented the peti-
TONERS, J. p. Gary the County Commits
% oners. Decision reserved.
DR.. L. G Clayton, Of Central has q
most beautiful pony. While it is as
gentle as q brindle cat, it is as &eet AZ q
,courssr Last week he drove it from
Central to Pickens, IA miles, i'll two
hours and ten, without being in a hurry
Mrs. jesse Cren 9haw dinl n the reqi
,denee of her husband in Dacusville
Township on the 5th inst. She was Q
,c,nsistent membnr Of the Baptist ck arch,
md the berelveu husband, family and
friends have the sy sy.npathies Of the com
munity.
Author Jenkins and Carrie Jenkins
were before Justice Robinson OR last
Thursday, charged with assault and bat
terry on Jerona Jenkins The defcn
dants were found gnilty and sentenced
to five days in Jail. or fine Of two dol
lars. They paid mp.
Samuel Morgan one of the old st and
most respected citizens of Spartanbur e
died on "Wednesday at his home above
Wexford, aged 81 years. He was a
faithful aud honored member of Holly
Springs Baptiat church and was buried
there on Thursday.
Arthur White Dog Eye) returned
from Columbia last week, where he has
been on important business for the State
He said he thought the company had
put new springs under the cars since he
went down, ~ they appeared on his re-,
turn to be far more comfortable
ATTENTION A. +. MA special com
munication Of Keowee Lodge No. 70 A.
F. M. is called for Monday, the 18th
inst, sat 2.30p. m. All are requested
to be promptly on hand at that hour
Business Of importance. Mr. W. r.
Branch, D. d. G. n. 1st NJ Dist. 8. G.
will be present
The many friedns Of DR.. JohnI Hol .
ingsworth will be glad to learn that he
ia again in Picl1ens. He and his mother
returned from Florida last Thursday
His Health is somewhat improved, and
he is looking much better than W Oh he
left last fall. Mrs. G. l.. Hellingsworth
enjoyed her trip very much.
Mr.. L. D. Stephens and his boys have
been wagmg q war of determination
hRninSt tho musk rata Since Iian Grst